Last season, the NFL saw the emergence of Indianapolis Colts tight end, Tyler Warren. Then, a rookie, Warren looked like anything but a player who was finding his footing.

Warren earned a Pro Bowl, set the Colts' single-season rookie reception record (76), and accumulated 817 receiving yards and five all-purpose scores.

This is why it should come as no surprise that he made Matt Okada's second-year breakout candidate list for the 2026 season. Okada believes Warren has First-Team All-Pro potential.

"Warren’s floor should be close to 120 targets, and he could realistically reach 140-150 in a breakout campaign.

With a step forward in efficiency and touchdown production -- and ideally a healthy Jones -- Warren would emerge as instant competition for Trey McBride and Brock Bowers (among others) in the pursuit of the coveted first-team All-Pro designation."

Tyler Warren looks like he beefed up even more… pic.twitter.com/1xMXyCV9ft

— John Frascella (Football) (@NFLFrascella) May 5, 2026

Warren immediately…